This sculpture represents the special baskets carried by street vendors in Thailand to sell food or small goods. Although modest and sometimes precarious, the job of a street vendor provides an honest way to earn one's living. The artist is again playing with words: 'ray khay', which means 'street vendor', sounds like the reverse of 'khay lay', which means 'salesman who is a trickster', particularly because in Thai pronunciation the sounds 'r' and 'l' sound almost identical. 'Khay lay' is used here to designate people who pretend that they want to offer a service while actually seeking money.